Nov 19 2008 | Business News
BUSINESSES are being invited to take part in Hartlepool’s multi-million-pound Tall Ships celebrations and Dockfest. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
A TWO-YEAR fight for asbestos-related compensation against a former Hartlepool shipbuilding firm has seen the families of two workers share a six-figure award. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
HOUSING chiefs on Teesside say a £2bn Government cash injection will only go some way to reviving the ailing housing market. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
A LOCAL estate agent has claimed the housing market has reached its lowest point as new research showed the number of properties changing hands rose for the second month in a row during October. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
A HOST of North East voluntary sector organisations are to be commended at an awards ceremony later this week for their tireless work. Christopher Knox caught up with the shortlisted entrants for this year’s Voluntary Sector Entrepreneur of the Year awards. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
A PACKED Newcastle Civic Centre saw the North East Chamber of Commerce (NECC) bring the curtain down on its 2008 corporate events calendar in style. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
ONE OF the region’s leading training providers is rolling out a programme of dental nursing training in Newcastle after a trial period proved a success. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
ARE you middle-aged with more than a passing interest in stocks and shares? If so then you could be a prime target for a 'boiler room' attack. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
TRANSPORT company Arriva has bought record producer Pete Waterman’s train maintenance company LNWR for £2.4m. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
HE has played in one of the biggest sporting leagues in the world, pulling on the world famous jerseys of the Toronto Maple Leafs and the New York Rangers but now former National Hockey League star Chris McAllister is now returning to college – in Newcastle – to further his career. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
PLUMBING and building supplies firm Wolseley will cut 2,000 jobs and close more than 200 branches in the UK and Ireland. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
HOVIS bread firm Premier Foods has axed a shareholder payout after securing breathing space in its battle to tackle £1.7bn debt. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
BUDGET airline easyJet said it had seen a "flight to value" after winter booking levels improved on the same period a year earlier. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
BARCLAYS executive directors will not receive an annual bonus this year as the bank seeks to pacify investors over its £7bn fundraising. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
PAPER manufacturer James Cropper reported an increase in turnover but suffered a pre-tax loss as it was hit with higher energy and raw materials costs. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
THE creation of a £125m fund to help hundreds of smaller North East businesses was supported yesterday by One North East. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
NEWCASTLE firms have until 5pm tomorrow to cast their vote on the scheme to create a Business Improvement District (BID) in the city centre. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
WE bring together two of the region's most successful female bosses to talk about global expansion, the credit crunch and being a working mum. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
DEALS and discounts have helped to attract more potential home buyers to Barratt Developments sites in a market the housebuilder said was "as tough as anyone can remember". Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
ONE of the region’s leading oil and gas industry supply companies lost over £130m in value yesterday after warning the falling oil price may lead to reduced exploration with a knock-on effect on its order book. Read
Nov 19 2008 | Business News
AN ambitious plan by designer Wayne Hemingway to turn redundant buildings into a hub for creative businesses has been given the all clear. Read